Cricket Chatter. Jim Mackay Made 132 in Brisbane
Hearty congratulations to Mr. P. Worth, secretary of the Namoi Club. The Australians were timed to arrive in London on Tuesday last. Their…
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Sport, 1905
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Moree Tennis Club
The adjoined annual meeting of the above society was held at the [?]Hotel on Friday night. Mr. A Glennie was voted to the chair, and the other…
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A day's [?]races, organised chiefly by Messrs Maurice [?]and Thomas [?]took place on Easter Monday on the course opposite Mr…
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A very pleasant game of cricket took place on Easter Monday between the [?]on the ground belonging to the former…
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At Melbourne last night the heavy weight boxing contest between Frazer and Lang was awarded to the latter on a foul in the eighth round…
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A TEAM of Juniors and Half-Holiday combined journey to Now Mexico this afternoon to play a team from that part. The local players ought to show…
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The annual meeting of the above was held in the Mechanics' Institute on Saturday night. There wore about 30 present, Mr. .A. E. Bailey being in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Goondiwindi Races. Doubtful Wins the Double. Goodiwindi, This Day
The above races were held under the [?]pices of the Goodiwindi Race [?] thing was carried [?] well by [?] The races were good contents. The rea[?]…
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There was a moderate attendance at the Queen's Hall, Melbourne, to wit-ness the contest between Bob Fraser of south Melbourne, and Bill Lang, of…
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To-day will see the formal opening of the football season of 1905 in Sydney. The season promises to be an interesting one, though it must…
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Playing in the Wednesday competi-tion the L i [?]ardt Electorate Wednes-day Club's A team, although occupying third place on the list, have a splendid…
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Hon. S. W. Moore, patron, has donated half a guinea to the Junior Football Club. The match which was [?]…
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THROUGH mud and deep gullies the Namoi team ploughed on Wednesday to fulfil the engagement with Rockvale in the final for the Manilla…
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A meeting of the Moree Football Club was held at the Criterion Hotel on Monday evening. Alderman J. D. Askin was voted to the chair…
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The opening of the Lawn Tennis Season for 1905 book place on Saturday afternoon last, when a gathering of nearly sixty people, including a…
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THE Australian Eleven have registered another draw--this time against Surrey--and, seeing that the playing time is now only between noon and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Warialda Races. First Day. Warialda
The two days' race meeting under [?] of the [?] Jockey Club opened to day under favourable conditions. The following are the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CABLEGRAMS. Cricket AUSTRALIA, v Gentleman of England. London
The Australian Eleven commenced a match with the Gentlemen of England to-day. The home team won the toss and went to the wickets first…
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At a meeting of the Manilla Junior Football Club on Wednesday night it was decided to alter the name of the club to Blue-Bells. A new…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football As Played in China
The Chinese are about the last people in the world one would expect to play football, yet in Northern China there are quite a number of football teams. Of course, the…
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